syllable converter for converting Czech forms of Chinese names into English equivalents

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Valerie Talacko

Hello, Does anyone have a syllable glossary for converting the Czech-transliterated forms of Chinese names into their English equivalents? e.g. C-hacek-ching

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, Sep 3, 2008

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Hello,

Does anyone have a syllable glossary for converting the Czech-transliterated forms of Chinese names into their English equivalents? e.g. C-hacek-ching in Czech = Qing in English. Back when I worked at CTK we had one in paper form. I was wondering if anyone knows of one online or has an electronic one they could email me - it would be much appreciated.

Thank you very much,

Valerie

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Matej Klimes

I was recently struggling with transliteration in the opposite direction (ENG to Czech), just Google for Cinstina transkripce (plus maybe the characters you re

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, Sep 3, 2008

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I was recently struggling with transliteration in the opposite direction (ENG to Czech), just Google for Cinstina transkripce (plus maybe the characters you're after) and you get loads, there's a Chinese everything portal as well, cinstina.cz, they have one there

Does anyone have a syllable glossary for converting the Czech-transliterated forms of Chinese names into their English equivalents? e.g. C-hacek-ching in Czech = Qing in English. Back when I worked at CTK we had one in paper form. I was wondering if anyone knows of one online or has an electronic one they could email me - it would be much appreciated.

Thank you very much,

Valerie

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grabanrad

Hi Valerie, I m not sure about the electronic form and about the Czech, but for Slovak (which I believe could be very similar or the same) you can find

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, Sep 3, 2008

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Hi Valerie,

I'm not sure about the electronic form and about the Czech, but for
Slovak (which I believe could be very similar or the same) you can find
transliteration of Chinese, Japanese and Korean syllables in
"Pravidlá slovenského pravopisu". Nice tables with
Slovak/English/Chinese, respectively Korean or Japanese.

Rad

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> I was recently struggling with transliteration in the opposite
direction (ENG to Czech), just Google for Cinstina transkripce (plus
maybe the characters you're after) and you get loads, there's a Chinese
everything portal as well, cinstina.cz, they have one there
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Valerie Talacko
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> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 4:44 PM
> Subject: [Czechlist] syllable converter for converting Czech forms
of Chinese names into English equivalents
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> Hello,
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> Does anyone have a syllable glossary for converting the
Czech-transliterated forms of Chinese names into their English
equivalents? e.g. C-hacek-ching in Czech = Qing in English. Back when I
worked at CTK we had one in paper form. I was wondering if anyone knows
of one online or has an electronic one they could email me - it would be
much appreciated.
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> Valerie
>
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> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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